2011 Map of Thirteenmile Creek

About this map

The Sanpoil River carves a path through the western edge of this landscape within the Colville Indian Reservation. The drainage network is defined by a series of significant tributaries entering from the east, including Thirteenmile Creek, Seventeenmile Creek, and Nineteenmile Creek. The settlement of West Fork sits near the river's bend, serving as a gateway to the surrounding highlands. Recreational access is anchored by the Thirteenmile Campground and Twentyone Mile Campground, while the higher elevations feature Crawfish Lake and the steep descent of Rattlesnake Gulch. A complex network of forest and tribal roads, such as Bia 1050 RD and 21 Mile RD, provides the primary infrastructure through these wooded valleys, reflecting the area's ongoing management and importance to the local community and tribal lands.